Suicide Poem by Areese Woodson

Suicide



An enigmatic painter coats a vast cerulean.
Perhaps a book -
Sheets sheathing words like cadaverous bodies,
Mirroring the dead sun's illusion.
Below...
He reminiscences on the malevolence filling his existence.
Pillaged as his mind,
Seizing the instrument he's come to gravely rely on.
His hand resembling a quivering eye -
Bullet and lip embrace like old friends,
And the shelf is wiped out.

Monday, April 14, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: suicide
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Areese Woodson

Areese Woodson

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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